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9 Different Investment Property Financing Strategies & Ideas

Real estate investors are always looking to find their next investment property and the best way to finance it. Luckily, there are several options for investors to explore. If you want to expand your portfolio, this blog post is for you! Today, we’ll discuss nine investment property financing strategies for your next rental property and […]

Free Real Estate Investing Courses Online from MIT

In the world of real estate, knowledge is power! No matter where you are in your real estate investment journey, everyone can benefit from learning from the masters at MIT. Luckily for us all, MIT’s world-class instructors have shared much of their real estate investing-related knowledge with the public—for free! In this article, we reveal […]

Can You Use a VA Loan for an Investment Property?

VA home loans aim to make homeownership more accessible to veterans and service members by giving them more affordable financing options. If you qualify for a VA loan, you may be wondering whether you can use it to fund an investment property. Today, we’ll review how these loans work, whether you can use a VA […]

How to Get a Self-Employed Mortgage: Tips for Investors

If you’re a business owner looking to secure a mortgage loan, you may find the process a bit tricky. Since you’re self-employed and may not have a consistent income month after month, lenders may be hesitant to fund a mortgage loan. However, getting a self-employed mortgage is not impossible. Read along to learn more about […]

When and How to Refinance a Rental Property

Refinancing your mortgage loan isn’t just for your primary residence. You can also take advantage of mortgage refinancing if you own rental properties. Many people do this to save money and potentially get more favorable loan terms. Knowing when and how to refinance a rental property is crucial. Today, we’ll review the reasons you may […]

Hard Money vs. Private Money Loans for Real Estate

Hard Money vs. Private Money Loans for Real Estate

If you want to invest in real estate, you may be wondering about your loan options. Luckily, there are several options, including traditional mortgage loans, home equity loans, hard money loans, private loans, and more. That said, it’s important to know the differences between each loan type before choosing one that works for you. Today, […]

What Is an FHA 203(k) Loan? How It Works

If you’re looking to finance a fixer-upper, there are several loan options to consider. For instance, you could take out a traditional mortgage for the home and fund the renovations yourself, use a hard money loan, or explore an FHA 203(k) loan. Many fixer-upper homebuyers choose the Federal Housing Administration’s 203(k) loan to combine the […]

The Benefits of Investing in a Foreclosure

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For many people, investing in a rental property will be one of the most significant and stressful purchasing decisions they make. Finding an ideal property on the market, in the right neighborhood, with enough amenities to appeal to prospective tenants, and of course, funding the down payment, just scratches the surface of what goes into investing […]

What Is an Assumable Mortgage and How Does It Work?

With so many financing options, there are many ways to buy real estate without a conventional mortgage. Each option has benefits and disadvantages, so it’s up to the buyer to choose what’s best for them. One financing method that’s worth looking at is an assumable mortgage. So, to learn more about assumable mortgages and how […]

Hard Money Loans: Are They the Right Choice to Finance Your Investment

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There are several ways to finance your rental property investment. If you’ve heard the phrase “hard money loan,” your mind may immediately think of a quick business deal. Well, that’s not too far off. Hard money loans offer fast financing for investors who need to borrow money. Read along as we go over hard money […]